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On December 2024, the management team and employees of Maison Development organized an event to deliver happiness before the New Year to the construction contractors of all projects under the Maison group. During the end-of-year period, filled with excitement and hopes for the New Year, many people begin to look for ways to bring happiness to those around them, especially in challenging times. Giving something valuable and meaningful is one way to build good relationships. When it comes to delivering happiness, Maison Development introduced a meaningful and sustainable approach through the distribution of rice and dry food to the contractors in the projects before the New Year. This was done to make everyone involved in the projects feel cared for and part of the community. The Importance of Building a Sustainable Society Building a Sustainable Society means creating a community that can endure in the long term without depleting natural resources or causing negative impacts on the environment, while also ensuring the well-being of the people within the community and promoting balanced economic development. A sustainable society not only improves the quality of life for its members but also brings other benefits, such as fostering local cooperation, building pride within the community, and encouraging collaboration toward common goals. Maison Development and Promoting a Sustainable Society Every project under Maison Development is designed and developed to meet the needs of residents, focusing on both quality of life and environmental impact. What makes these projects stand out […]

On December 14, 2024, Maison Development organized a customer appreciation event for the residents of the M Life project (Sukhumvit-Bangpu 87) after the project had been open for 2 years. This event was held because we recognize that building strong and lasting relationships with residents is crucial for any leading residential project. It helps residents feel like part of a family and build trust in the project they have chosen to invest in. For the M Life (Sukhumvit-Bangpu 87) project, the “Music In The Garden, Thank You Party” is one way to strengthen this relationship. The event, which was held in a warm and fun-filled atmosphere, saw many residents attending, allowing everyone to feel the care from the project and to experience the sense of being part of the growing M Life family. Building Long-Lasting Relationships Through Events for Residents Creating a warm and friendly atmosphere at the customer appreciation event not only helps build good relationships with residents but also allows the project to demonstrate its commitment to making residents feel satisfied and confident in the home they purchased at M Life (Sukhumvit-Bangpu 87). The atmosphere at the “Music In The Garden, Thank You Party” was filled with relaxing music and fun. The residents who attended were able to enjoy themselves and experience the great activities organized by the project. Everyone had the opportunity to socialize, make new connections, and strengthen the feeling of being part of the M Life family. Maison Development Thanks the Residents for Their Support […]

Phuket, Thailand’s largest island, is renowned for its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, and lush tropical landscapes. For many foreigners, owning a property in Phuket is an enticing prospect, whether for a vacation home, a retirement retreat, or a permanent residence. However, navigating the property market in Thailand can be complex, especially for non-residents. To help you make a well-informed decision, we’ve compiled seven essential tips for buying property in Phuket as a foreigner. 1. Understand the Legal Framework for Foreign Property Ownership 1.1 Foreign Ownership Laws Thailand’s property laws restrict land ownership by foreigners. However, foreigners can own property under certain conditions. Typically, foreign nationals can: Own Condominiums: Foreigners can own up to 49% of the total area of a condominium project. This is one of the most straightforward ways for foreigners to own property in Thailand. Leasehold Agreements: Foreigners can lease land and property for up to 30 years, with options to renew. This arrangement is a common alternative to freehold ownership. 1.2 Legal Advice It’s crucial to engage a local lawyer who specializes in Thai real estate law. They can help ensure that all legal requirements are met and that your property purchase is secure and compliant with local regulations. 2. Choose the Right Property Type 2.1 Condominiums Ownership: Foreigners can own condominiums outright, provided they adhere to the 49% foreign ownership limit. Maintenance and Management: Condominiums typically offer hassle-free living with managed facilities and communal services. 2.2 Villas and Houses Leasehold Agreements: For villas or houses, consider […]

Thailand’s breathtaking scenery, warm climate, and vibrant culture make it an attractive destination for expatriates and investors alike. For many foreigners, owning property in Thailand is a dream that can be realized through leasehold agreements. While foreigners cannot own land outright, leasehold property offers a viable alternative, providing long-term access to some of the country’s most desirable locations. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about owning a leasehold property in Thailand, including the benefits, legalities, and practical considerations. 1. What is Leasehold Property in Thailand? 1.1 Definition and Overview A leasehold property in Thailand is an arrangement where the leaseholder (tenant) has the right to use and occupy the property for a fixed period, typically up to 30 years. This lease can often be renewed, making it possible to secure the property for up to 90 years, depending on the terms agreed upon. Leasehold properties are a popular choice for foreigners because they circumvent the restriction on foreign land ownership. 1.2 Leasehold vs. Freehold Freehold Ownership: In Thailand, freehold ownership is reserved for Thai nationals. It means owning both the land and the building on it. Leasehold Ownership: Foreigners can lease property for long periods, up to 30 years at a time, with options for renewal. This provides a practical way to enjoy property ownership benefits without direct land ownership. 2. The Legal Framework for Leasehold Property 2.1 Lease Agreements Lease agreements in Thailand should be clear, comprehensive, and legally binding. Key elements of a […]

On August 16, 2024, Maison Development Co., Ltd., led by its executive team and over 60 employees, conducted the CSR activity “Seed Bombing Reforestation.” This initiative aimed to conserve the environment and promote sustainability within the community. Given the company’s vision, which involves land development that often necessitates the removal of trees, this CSR activity was organized to emphasize the importance of reforestation and the environmental impact of such developments. The event took place at Ban Tham Suea, Kaeng Krachan District, Phetchaburi Province. History of Ban Tham Suea Ban Tham Suea is a small village nestled in the valley of the upper Phetchaburi River, spanning over 4,000 rai of lush and verdant forested land. The village is surrounded by dense, mature trees and lies amidst natural beauty, with the Phetchaburi River flowing through the area, contributing to the moist environment of the community forest. The Ban Tham Suea community forest covers an area of 4,821 rai and has been designated as a community forest since the fiscal year 2009. The forest management plan aligns with the Community Forest Act of 2019 and involves participatory management. Local stakeholders work together to address issues, set visions, goals, and management strategies to accommodate community tourism. The forest is governed by specific regulations established by the community. Management efforts involve collaboration with various agencies, including the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP), the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC), and other governmental and private organizations. Activities focus on forest conservation, […]